Despite some of the hiccups transitioning to a sandbox game, Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is a lot of fun to play. Traveller's Tales took some risks with this entry in the series, and for the most part, they all pay off.

Pretty fun game, good value for the money with solid graphics and voice acting. As many reviewers noted, the split screen Co-op mode significantly reduces the size of the structures in the open world, making visibility much tougher.

So here we are again. Another LEGO game, eh? They never change, do they? Yet they always evolve the series a little, are always really fun and are incredible value for money with a huge amount of replay value.

In classic Batman storytelling fashion, LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes starts off at a ceremony for the Man-of-the-Year Award where philanthropist and playboy, Bruce Wayne, and presidential candidate, Lex Luthor, are both nominated.

If you're a fan of the previous LEGO adventures, or DC comics as a whole, then chances are you'll get a kick out of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes . The same charm and wit that made previous LEGO outings so endearing are back with full force, and the introduction of voice acting really works.

+ Fun and charming characters; + Shiny and impressive characters; + Open world suits collectible gameplay; + Cutscenes are humerous

- Vehicle controls are problematic; - Friendly AI is horrendous; - No mini-map causes frustration; - Combat lacks depth

Classic Lego gaming on steroids. Variety of gameplay, easy controls, rich storyline with many side quests, DC characters galore. Great fun for the family.

LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is very much a sequel, not just to LEGO Batman but the entire LEGO series of games. It expands on the original and adds new elements, but at its heart it's very much a LEGO game.

My son first played this game on the Wii and loved it, he's concoured it a couple times. He now has it for x box360 and loves it!! There aren't too many kid appropriate games for the360 but this one is great!

Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Kid Appropriate; Multiplayer

Batman returns into an open explorable LEGO world. A departure from the original and other titles in the LEGO series (I think). As usual, collectibles abound - great for the OCD amongst us.

This game is quite simply brilliant. If you are a regular of the lego series of games (Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, Star Wars) this is a must-have addition to your collection. From the looks of it, this has been the most highly tuned and largest buidgetted game so far, with a massive free-roaming...